Virginia Grown - Forest Products!

Rain gardens are an attractive way to help rainwater and runoff be absorbed by the soil.

The Virginia Departments of Forestry and  Agriculture and Consumer Services have expanded the Virginia Grown program to promote Virginia’s forest products. 

Landowners, businesses and consumers utilizing the program will have access to educational and marketing activities and materials about the benefits of using Virginia forest products.

Using Virginia forest products helps maintain healthy, sustainable, working forests, local jobs and improved quality of life. 

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New, Noteworthy and Upcoming

Holiday Lake Forestry Camp. Virginia residents 13-16 years old can attend forestry camp.

Calendar of Events | Jobs and Employment.

Grants and Financial Incentives Programs provide money to conserve land and resources, reduce wildfire risk, and more.

Most Requested Information and Services

Training, Workshops and Conferences See what's offered from the Virginia Department of Forestry.

Native Trees of Virginia I'm ready to purchase a copy online or pay by check.

Timber Harvesting

Logging Notification Loggers notify us of their timber harvests.

Timber Harvester Identification Number Registration If you harvest timber, you can register online to receive your identification number.

Logger Incentive Program
Loggers may be eligible for a $2,000 payment per application that meets the program requirements.


Panel of portraits of Governor Bob McDonnell, Secretary of Agriculture and Forestry Todd Haymore and State Forester Carl Garrison.

News and Information

Press Room | News releases | Blogs - Online blogs maintained by employees of the Virginia Department of Forestry.

Forestry News Receive timely information about the services we provide landowners; the research we conduct on your behalf, and the products that we offer to the citizens of the Commonwealth. Sign up today!

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Last modified: Friday, 18-May-2012 08:55:15 EDT